[planning-l] 2011 Most Notable Property Nominations are being accepted

[Planning and Development]

The Search Has Begun!
 
Nominate a Notable ColumbiaProperty!
 
Columbia’s Historic Preservation Commission is taking nominations for the City’s Most Notable Properties for the year 2011. The deadline for submission is October 1, 2010.
 
General eligibility requirements are that properties need to be at least 50 years old, located within the City of Columbiacorporate limits, and have architectural or historical characteristics which contribute to our City’s social and/or aesthetic resources. The properties may be endangered, derelict, recently restored, or nicely maintained. They may be a private home, public or private workplace or any other space, public or private. They may be modest or grand, hidden away or in public view.
 
Once applications have been received, the Historic Preservation Commission evaluates the nominations and selects a diverse set of properties which they believe best represent the above qualities.
 
Submission materials can be downloaded by using the link on the City of Columbia’s homepage at www.gocolumbiamo.com/Planning/Commissions/HPC/index.php or by calling the Department of Planning and Development at (573) 874-7239.
 
Applicants are encouraged to provide supporting information about the structure or location such as newspaper articles, historic photos, written histories of individuals who built, owned and/or lived in the structure, and other relevant information. Please submit your non-returnable materials either by mail or in person to City of Columbia Planningand Development Department, Attention: Historic Preservation Commission, 701 E. Broadway, P.O. Box 6015, Columbia65205-6015.
 
Thank you for your participation in our annual Most Notable Historic Properties event. Be sure to look for the announcement of the Historic Preservation Commission’s “gala” event taking place in early 2011 to honor the latest selections!
 
Brian Treece
Chair, Historic Preservation Commission
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